AUDIO: Ken Bone press conference, 2-16-10
by Jeff Nusser on Feb 16, 2010 3:40 PM PST
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PrintKen Bone met with the media today for his weekly teleconference. Among the topics discussed are Bone's encouragement, the second-half collapses, whether some home cooking might do them some good, what might be done with the interior players since Charlie Enquist is likely out, his thoughts on the AD search, and more.
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Audio graciously provided by the Washington State University Sports Information Department. If you're interested in a written rundown with some analysis, check out Grippi's post here.
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I can't believe no one asked.
I can’t believe one of the reporters didn’t ask if we can get Mychal Thompson at more of our games, especially after Klay’s performance against Cal. May have got a chuckle.
I know he is really busy, but lets start flying him to all games. On second thought that would be against NCAA rules.
"For Shizell My Mizell" - SoCalCoug
We need to somehow stop him (Mychal) from getting in the area the during the first half...
then let him inside to watch the second half. That will solve our second half woes. Problem Solver!
"For Shizell My Mizell" - SoCalCoug
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